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1 March 2024FeaturesRisk Management

Hurricane Otis: the end of LatAm’s nat cat calm

Re/insurers in the region saw their four-year nat cat hiatus shattered in October, just as political turbulence looms—with 2024 marked out as a year of elections, says AM Best.

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